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I took 6 months off work and was thankful every morning I had been wise enough to have healthy savings for "a rainy day". In those 6 months I introduced some l
by comprev 5y ago
I took 6 months off work and was thankful every morning I had been wise enough to have healthy savings for "a rainy day". In those 6 months I introduced some life changing habits and reassessed life's priorities. Ironically, the burnout was probably the best thing which ever happened to me, both mentally and physically.
- dominotw 5y agowhat did you do for those 6 months if i may ask?
- comprev 5y agoPretty much anything but stare at a computer screen all day. Plenty of exercise (I clocked up thousands of kms cycling), healthy eating, spending time with family and friends, reading (although on a tablet), exploring new music, etc. It's surprising how much you can do at zero (or almost zero) cost. I never felt like the clock was counting down to get well again which was enormously beneficial psychologically.